Performing in the Storm: Know What Matters to You (709)

11 November 2024

Dr Thomas Teichler

As a doctoral candidate or researcher, you may face an increasing demand on your time: there is a continuous flow of tasks, emails, and meetings calling for your immediate attention next to your own ambitious projects.

All this may result in unrealistic expectations about what can be achieved in a day. Eventually, even high performers struggle to stay motivated and to deliver and end up depleted until, inevitably, performance will drop. Then it is important to rebound quickly.

Our Workouts are highly experiential and intensive. You work on your own life situation. Therefore, we ask you to bring a story to share that is relevant to the topic. In each Workout, you will learn how to shift your mindset, acquire one or two state-of-the-art techniques for your self-management, and create a practice that will help you to navigate stressful situations in the future. They workouts two and half hours and are limited to 18 participants. Every Workout is a standalone training that can be taken without attending the other Workouts.

 

What do you care about? What matters to you most? The second Workout will guide you to towards your values, i.e. to the activities and things that really matter to you in life. To know "what makes your heart sing" is of outmost importance for your mental wellbeing, as well as your decision-making.

 

By the end of the Workout you will

- have articulated your core values in a Personal Statement;

- know how to draw on them in order to prevail in the storm of your everyday life.

ONLINE!

Date: Monday 11th November 2024

Schedule: 2 pm to 4:30 pm

Place: Online, on Zoom

Trainer:

Dr Thomas Teichler is a certified Co-active coach, trainer and consultant on leadership, team development, and change management. After a few years with Roland Berger Strategy Consultants he set up his own market research and coaching business, before writing a PhD about science cooperation in the high-tech and security sector at the European University Institute in Florence. As a policy consultant Thomas worked for the Manchester Institute of Innovation Research at Manchester Business School in the UK and for Technopolis Group in Germany. He advised the European Commission, national governments and international organizations on research and innovation policy. He trains doctoral students and post-docs at universities in Switzerland and Germany, as well as the Max Planck Society.

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